Operating Room Scrub Sinks

Touchless electronic sensor faucets or wrist blade handle faucets are the preferred options for OR scrub sinks. Both eliminate the need to touch faucet handles with scrubbed hands. Electronic sensor faucets offer the highest level of hands-free operation, while wrist blade handles allow forearm activation, both supporting infection control standards in pre-operative environments.

16-gauge stainless steel is the standard for commercial and healthcare scrub sinks, offering an excellent balance of durability and corrosion resistance. Griffin Products' scrub sinks are constructed from 16GA stainless steel, suitable for the demanding, high-frequency use found in hospital surgical suites and clinical hand-washing environments.

A 10.5-inch deep basin is the standard for surgical scrub-up sinks, providing sufficient depth to contain water and splashing during extended hand and forearm scrubbing procedures. Griffin Products' Blanco scrub-up sinks feature a 10.5-inch deep basin with a 1.5-inch sanitary rolled rim, designed specifically for pre-operative scrub applications.

Yes. Wall-mounted configurations are a common choice for OR scrub sinks, as they allow easy cleaning of the floor beneath and simplify compliance with healthcare facility hygiene standards. Griffin Products offers wall-mounted scrub sinks with stainless angular wall brackets in both 22x16 and 28x16 bowl sizes, with electronic or wrist blade faucet options.

ADA-compliant configurations are available for select scrub sink models. Griffin Products offers ADA and TAS (Texas Accessibility Standards) configurations on applicable wash station models. For specific scrub-up sink models, consult the product spec sheet or contact Griffin Products directly to identify compliant configurations suitable for your facility's accessibility requirements.

Griffin Products provides comprehensive technical documentation for all scrub sink models, including PDF specification sheets, DWG CAD drawings, and Revit RFA files. These resources support architects, facility managers, and contractors during design, planning, and installation phases, ensuring accurate integration of scrub sinks into new construction or renovation projects.